Nordman faults stale methods hindering economics gains
Madison official Ilya Nordman argues outdated methods of adapting to changing conditions cripple economic progress. He urges industrial versatility and redirected focus from overproduction to accessing new markets to prevent wealth misallocation and stagnation.
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Madison
Gad Ani
Ilya Nordman
Maketinty Sioner
Nordeman
Ue Metihad
Meadwell
Bnor
Anton Myese
Gliese
Allveliitie
State Wil revoke license before Jan in Madison area
The text states that license renewals or permits expire on December 31, and that the licensees must apply for renewal by that date to avoid revocation. It mentions operators and fees but is garbled with misreads and unclear names.
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Matison
Aiphakers
Wats
Fragmentary history note from Madison Wisconsin radio archive
A garbled OCR item from a Wisconsin radio station record references WHIL and University of Wisconsin during a period of silent transmission and a request to increase a radius. It mentions 007 and a possible year, with unclear names and fragmented phrases.
Lost and garbled notices in regional report
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names and terms like Wheeler Pheu and Baird with references to locations such as College Cin and ATS. The legible content is insufficient to identify a coherent events or notices to summarize meaningfully.
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Airedeke
Cal Ats
Sutify
Baird
College, Cin
Weyer
Arms Conference 1922 Headliner in Washington
A tangled OCR reads of the 1922 Washington arms conference, detailing negotiations, treaty aims, and political maneuvering. It references figures and actions shaping peace research, naval limits, and legislative proposals debated in Congress during the session.
Two More Ash Rebels Executed
A fragmentary report notes two additional executions of Ash rebels, with unclear location and details due to damaged OCR. The harsh outcome underscores ongoing conflict and reprisals amid regional unrest.
Wisconsin booze permit drive seen as line stretches
Prohibition era traffic and licensing news show Wisconsin's permit applications swelling with thousands seeking to sell and store alcohol in 1922. Officials estimate hundreds of doctors and pharmacists affected as state drives enforcement and statistics.
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Neveredera
Wikkaosin
Bimitt
Mderney Gant
Spiter
Douvhuil
Auiabo
Smith
Mann
Dinton
Glenimedhiy
Distribute School Money in Wisconsin Budget Details
Ardent at Gov on interment reports school district funds distributed on the 18 of privo war. About 3.60 for each pupil with interest on the common stock and levies from various sources. Total amounts appear as 3,060 and 200,000 from corporate and other sources, reflecting municipal and indebtedness data.
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Madeson
Wis
Skirlesse
Ogni Inwlemetion
Dol Culkin
Caplol
Uf Prviog War School District
Wach
Eli
Phirtegents
Unis
Om Scholaistrigh
Scheelal
Biter Eal
Indebered
Bank Head Liable in Civil Action
Madison Wis a report outlines a civil action against a bank head with allegations of improper conduct and failure to prove criminal intent. The attorney general states it would be difficult to prove the alleged improper obtaining of property under false pretenses and highlights the need to establish specific elements of the case.
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Madison
Wis
Tran
Amelie
Lon
Fragmented crime report hints at violent events and a suspect list
A garbled early fragment references violence, a probationary or official list, and names or identifiers of persons alleged in a case. It mentions a candidate, an officer, and conditions describing ages and physical traits, with partial lot details and unclear context.
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Che Towel
Byatad Tratt- Filneys
Isrupd
Jae
Manhattan Island Rock Mechanizes City Growth
The article notes Manhattan sits on solid rock sustaining heavy weekly weight, with a record-breaking year for building permits and a projected value exceeding 500 million dollars. It highlights holiday philanthropy by Vellin School girls sending 400 to Louvain Memorial Library and 10,100 for French relief, plus local landlord Harris Matthews aiding tenants and Santa Claus visits. The piece also previews theater notes on Tarkington's Wriendship and a planned National Theater company with incorporation led by Nicholas Murray Butler and others to centralize Broadway arts.
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Manhattan Island
Jess
Vellin School
Fae Girls
Uris City
Mtive mane @ lolblay
Louvain Memeorladibrary Fund
Nctholas Murray Butler
Columbu Wniversity
Papily
Pirec
Vellin
France
One horse report with partial traits and errors
A fragment notes a horse described as in good overall condition aside from blindness. The horse’s age is given as S years, but other details are unclear or garbled.
Malgal lan Mort Tea Helps Forties Fight Cold
The notice urges readers over forty to use Malgallan Mort Tea or Bul gadan Herb Tea to ease constipation, sour stomach, indigestion, bloating, and weak kidneys while boosting bowels and breaking up a cold with steaming hot tea.
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South
Farmers urged to clean wheat at big saving
Washington agriculture official Robert H. Wack warns that screenings in October wheat shipments to Minneapolis caused heavy dockage and total transport losses. He notes 650,000 bushels dockage shipped, urges farmlevel cleaning to save freight and improve market value.
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Washington
Robert H. Wack
United States Department of Agriculture
Minneapolis
Bhick
Eran
Wareet
Turing
Imarkel
Abe
Buk
Parga
Vilaes
Dorkage
Transgertiton Cosk
Cenes
Madison Bond Case Hearing On Jan 28
A Madison bond case hearing is scheduled for January 28. Attorneys for the defendant inquire about bond arrangements. the defendant remains held on charges of attempting to defraud. The NY hearing is set for January 9 to review pretrial matters.
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Madison
Sulphur Cure Promises Skin Relief Featured By Specialist
A noted skin specialist touts a Mentha Sulphur preparation for unsightly eruptions and rashes. The remedy is said to eradicate itching and eczema on face, neck, arms, and body, with immediate effect after application and claims of gem destroying properties. Citizens are advised to obtain a small jar from druggists and use it as a cream.
Japan May Again Ask Equality
Tokyo debates whether the United States will accord recognition to Japan as a race equal. The commercial treaty renewal next year could hinge on American stance on race, with Tokyo officials avoiding overt policy while newspapers press for equal citizen rights for Japanese.
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Clarence Derogh
Tokyo
Japan
Wie
United States
Bnel
America
Kotaru Mochiazuki
House of Representatives
Supreme Ebucl
Ozawa
Ennout Beyonte pAmosieatt Eitizens
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